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Bagpuss64
This is a great game with lots of significant choices but I do wish Game Brewer paid more attention to their production quality. Some of the materials and inserts are really quite poor and these are not inexpensive games so, for their own reputation going forward, they should seek to do a better job.
amacleod
An unexpected delight! I say "unexpected" because the game is extremely puzzly, and I tend to hate (yes, hate) puzzly games. But I love Hippocrates! Everything you do to advance hurts you in some other way: need more resources, get more patients...now you have too many patients and it's questionable whether you can heal them in time. So you get more physicians....which costs a whack of money, and you need money to pay those physicians you just hired! Plus, like in most worker-placement type games (which really it is, more so than a tile-placing game), those patients which you (ironically enough!) "need" may be taken before you have a chance. So go first in turn-order by keeping your reputation high...and keeping your reputation high will generally mean avoiding those patients who give you more resources....etc.! Though a nightmare of a table-hog, the art is utterly gorgeously! And a fair bit of research must have been done to get the names of patients to authentically match the ancient ethnicities portrayed on the cards....right down to their hair-styles! The only drawback to the art is that the game as a whole is not colour-blind friendly; it's not impossible for the colour-blind to play, but it is a challenge. Why Hippocrates is currently rated so low is beyond me.
billymoustache
KS: Apr 2021 Delivered: Aug 2022* PM Complete *Originally sent the wrong game, which needed to be returned before being sent the correct game; an overall poor fulfillment on this project.